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OOC - Just got a look at the Boards

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Matt aka Ethan

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Date Posted: 02:44:46 06/07/01 Thu

Okay, just my first look at the boards and I "naturally" have a few suggestions. I think there are message threads (i.e. conversations) that may be held in a public place such as Pitt's or Hope's and therefore would be open for any present to participate in. And then there are threads that would be much more exclusive. Then evidentally, there are some "in-character" message boards that are open to all. I mean, I doubt that some characters in this city PC and NPC alike would freely attach there names to ideas that would be kept in print and open for all to see such as Parker's comment about killing Mason. Sure Parker might say something like that in public and probably wouldn't deny when asked about it, but I doubt seriously the guy would post it on a message board online. For crying out loud, the guy doesn't have a cell phone, I doubt he spends a lot of time online. Does he even own a computer?

Therefore, my suggestion is that we also declare a "location" for each thread. In other words, where is this conversation taking place? For me to feel comfortable posting things in character, that's a crucial factor. Setting plays a major part in any scene.
Thoughts?

Matt

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Re: OOC - Just got a look at the Boards	Jessica	13:55:39 06/07/01 Thu